Upcoming Events in Avoyelles Parish: February-April 2026

From fish fries to farmers markets, the community calendar is packed with activities in Avoyelles Parish this spring.

Published on Feb. 25, 2026

The Avoyelles Parish community calendar is filled with a variety of events and activities taking place from February through April 2026, including fish fry dinners, farmers markets, bingo nights, bass fishing tournaments, and more. The events are hosted by local organizations like the Knights of Columbus, 4-H, and volunteer fire departments, offering residents opportunities to come together, support their community, and celebrate the changing seasons.

Why it matters

These community events help bring Avoyelles Parish residents together, support local organizations, and showcase the rich cultural heritage and natural resources of the region. They also provide opportunities for residents to get involved, volunteer, and enjoy recreational activities close to home.

The details

The event lineup includes numerous fish fry dinners hosted by the Knights of Columbus in February and March, a spring farmers market, bingo nights, bass fishing tournaments, a 5K glow run, a 'Hot Ones' wing challenge, a 'Taste of Echo' food festival, spring fairs, and more. Many of the events serve as fundraisers for local nonprofits, churches, and volunteer groups.

  • The events take place from February 27 through April 18, 2026.
  • The majority of the events are scheduled for March and April, with a few taking place in late February.

The players

Knights of Columbus

A Catholic fraternal service organization that is hosting several fish fry dinners and other events in Avoyelles Parish.

Avoyelles Parish 4-H

The local chapter of the 4-H youth development program, which is hosting a 'Wild Over Wildlife!' event.

Avoyelles Society for the Developmentally Disabled

A local nonprofit that is the beneficiary of a Glow Run 5K race.

The Friends of the Sarto Old Iron Bridge and Big Bend Museum

A community organization hosting a garage sale and spring market event.

Dupont Volunteer Fire Department

The local volunteer fire department hosting a Good Friday fish fry.

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What they’re saying

“Fifty years is such an accomplishment in San Francisco, especially with the way the city has changed over the years.”

— Gordon Edgar, grocery employee (Instagram)

The takeaway

The diverse array of community events in Avoyelles Parish this spring showcases the vibrant local culture, strong sense of community, and commitment to supporting nonprofit organizations and small businesses in the region.